American Bomb Burma Airfield and Rail Targets
American forces report successful raids in central Burma against Molktila airfield described as a key Japanese base. Bombs hit barracks and other buildings, one small two engine bomber destroyed on the ground, and fires started. Subsequent raids hit railroad yards at Maymyo Ava bridge and Millage bridge, disrupting enemy communications and supply lines.
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New Delhia
Burma
Ith U.S
Molktila
War Bulletin
Assam
Metkilia
Reilroad
Maymyo
Ava
Mandalay
Millage Bridge
Mylinge Bridge
Casentia
Constipation Solved by Dietary Change and Bran Cereal
The writer notes constipation eased only temporarily by medicines. They realized it was caused by a lack of fiber and found relief with Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. After adjusting diet to include cereals and regular meals, stool regularity improved. References to brand names and a breakfast routine are included.
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Reliones
Hintile Creek
Allies Push at Mareth Line in Tunisia Front
British and American forces continue assaults along the Mareth line as Montgomery and Patton direct actions. Axis reports claim repelled attacks and heavy air strikes while Rommel’s forces launch counterattacks. Allied progress includes advances east of Maknassy.
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Tunisian
Rome
Berlin
Heaviy
Naz
Algiers
Rommel
Mareth Tuesaday
Mareth Line
Eighth Army
Montgomery
Pattrson
Morocco
Vichy
Maknassy
New Jap Base Threatens Port Moresby
Military observers warn of Japan expanding bases along New Guinea. Wewak and Rabaul serve as critical supply routes, with Wewak acting as a secondary air base for attacks on Port Moresby, Port Darwin, or the Torres Strait. Analysts caution Japan’s plan hinges on dual pressure, forcing Allied forces to choose between Rabaul and Wewak as the war effort intensifies.
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Southwest Pacific
Nippon
Rabaul
Wewel
Japan
Wevak
New Britain
Wewak
Torninus
Gi Wersk
Ratani
Caroline Islands
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Tors Straits
Port Darwin
Joome
Tire
Death Takes Noted Jurist
Superior Judge Ben H. Eindney a longtime California and Colorado jurist died today after emergency hospital treatment. He founded the Children’s Court of Conciliation in Los Angeles and earlier shaped Denver juvenile court procedures. A lifelong political reform advocate, he faced disputes including a Denver removal and a controversial stance on companionate marriage.
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Los Angeles
UPJ
Ben H. Eindney
California
Colorado
Lindsey
Gool Samaritan Hospital
Henrietta Lindsey
Children's Court of Conciliation
Denver
Colo
Rites Arranged for Mrs Minnie Rice
Funeral rites are set for Mrs Minnie Rice 78, widow of Max Rice, at Bell El cemetery Frie day at 5 a. m. Porter Loring toers arranged. She died at her Galveston home. Survived by son B. R. Rice of Houston and the Plaza Hotel San Antonio, and five sisters including Mrs Kray San Antonio Mrs Gohen Galveston Mrs Zander Galveston Mrs Mostacher Berkley and Mrs Rogers Denver.
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Bell el Cemetery
Porter Loring
Minnie Lord Rice
Say Antonian
Galveston
Max Rice
B. R. Rice
Houston
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
James Kray
Robert J. Gohen
Sam Zander
Icon Mostacher
Berkley, Quill
Rosa Rogers
Tenver, Colo
Maj. Anderson Undergoes Second Operation
Major Charles W. Anderson the elected county judge is reported resting well after a leg operation at Brooke General Hospital. It is his second operation in two months following an aid injury in military service. Anderson is on leave from his duties while in the army.
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Charles W. Anderson
Cms
Brooke General Hospitel
Anderson
Reds Extend Japan Fishing Rights in Soviet Waters
A yearlong extension of Japan's fishing privileges in Soviet Far Eastern waters was signed at Kaltyahey Russia and announced by the government newspaper. The pact keeps the same terms as prior years with a 5 percent increase in rentals for Japan.
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Moscow
Kaltyahey
Rusaia
Japan
Far Eastern
Iavesia
Methodist Bishop To Visit Fronts On World Tour
Bishop Adna Wright Leonard of the Methodist church received War Department approval for a world battlefield tour to bolster Protestant chaplains and servicemen. He will visit American forces in Iceland Ireland Scotland England North Africa and possibly India and China accompanied by Col Frank Miller who will handle planning and training for army chaplains.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
Adna Wright Leonard
Methodist Church
Leonard
Iceland
Ireland
Scotland
England
North Africa
India
China
General Commission On Army and Navy Chaplains
Federal Council of Churches ‘of Christ-In
America
Service Men's Christian League
Italy
Germany
Frank Miller
East Martches
Long Island
Colonel Miller
Chief of Army Chaplains Office
Truck Men Set Meeting To Cut Downtown Truck Traffic
Truck men plan a mass meeting at the municipal auditorium Saturday afternoon to discuss wartime moves to reduce mileage and keep trucks off downtown streets during peak traffic. City officials support the effort to save tires and equipment while maintaining 24 hour service for shippers.
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Municipal Auditorium
Gus B. Mauermann
E. Lattimer
Brown Ex
South
Medina Street
ODT
Federal
J. L. Walker
Alamo Prelect Danes
Bart Devaton Street
J. R. Organ
English Freight Company
Austin
Atreet
16 Defendants to Face Federal Judge
Sixteen defendants appeared before Judge W O A Keel in federal court in Berne Montay. Charges include theft of 18 000 pounds of bananas from an interstate shipment and false statements related to the alert registration act. The case also mentions violations of the selective service act.
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Wince
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